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Survey on Networked Humanoid Intelligence Released

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Loc X. Nguyen and co-authors have released a 35-page survey that categorizes networked humanoid robot intelligence by information exchange into four functional classes—communication, coordination, collaboration, and human social interaction—and reviews the literature along six dimensions: interaction architecture, exchanged information, physical coupling, timescale, system scale, and embodiment. The survey treats results from physical and simulated humanoid robots separately from results on other robot platforms or disembodied agents, which the authors say cannot fully reflect humanoid-specific constraints such as balance, whole-body motion, contact, and physical interaction. The survey also examines hardware, datasets, and benchmarks, and distinguishes risks of local processing from risks introduced by networking, such as outdated information or the spread of unsafe knowledge.